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Is Peshawar Zalmi eyeing Rihanna for PSL 2021 anthem?

Peshawar Zalmi fans are curious and excited at the same time about the wild prospect of the franchise engaging pop queen   Rihanna   for the team's anthem ahead of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) sixth season, which is set to start February 20. Speculation about the Peshawar Zalmi hiring Rihanna gained traction after Pakistani businessperson and the franchise's owner, Javed Afridi, dropped a mysterious post on his official Twitter account days before the  PSL 2021  is set to commence. Also check: PSL Schedule 2021 "RIHANNA FOR ZALMI ANTHEM," Afridi wrote on Twitter, adding a big red question mark. The Fenty Beauty founder recently made headlines after speaking up about India's farmers protest that have escalated over the last few months. "Why aren’t we talking about this," she wrote on Twitter, sharing an article about the movement and using the hashtag #FarmersProtest. Also read :  PSL Points table 2021 Rihanna's tweet sent Bollywood celebrities — i...

NCOC allows 20pc crowd in PSL 2021

ISLAMABAD:The National Command and Operation Centre (NCOC) has allowed 20 per cent crowds to attend the HBL Pakistan Super League (PSL) 2021, scheduled to be played in Karachi and Lahore from February 20 to March 22, the Pakistan Cricket Board ( PCB ) announced on Thursday. Also read : PSL Points table 2021 The decision means around 7,500 ticketed spectators would be allowed access inside the National Stadium per match day, while around 5,500 will be able to attend each match day at the Gaddafi Stadium. During the course of the event, the NCOC and PCB would continue to work together and monitor the situation before a decision to increase crowd numbers for the three playoffs and the final was made. The NCOC made the decision following a detailed and comprehensive briefing by PCB officials, in which they assured that the event organisers and the PCB would strictly follow government Covid-19 standard operating procedures (SOPs), including social distancing. Now that NCOC has supported cro...